On Vault, Tristian scores 14.9 and takes seventh place. Sam scores a 14.8 and takes eight place. Both make the cut off to earn All-American honors.

On parallel bars, Syque scores 15.325 and takes 3rd place. Sam scores a huge 15.875, winning parallel bars and tying for the most collegiate national titles of any gymnast ever (7). Both gymnasts will All-American.

On high bar, Syque scores a 14.975 and takes 4th place. He will also earn All-American honors on this event.

In all, Michigan takes home 5 All-American honors from tonight’s competition, which is icing on the cake after last night’s win!

Sam has struggled tonight, so parallel bars is his last chance to tie for the most national titles of any gymnast. And he performs beautifully. His routine features a huge giant suarez finishing multiple feet above the bar. His front 1 1/4 to long hang is also enormous and the crowd goes ballistic when he sticks his double pike dismount.

Sam scores a 15.875, moving him into 1st place with only Sean Melton of OSU left to compete.

Syque has become quite the high bar worker and is currently ranked 10 in the nation. His season high of 15.8 ties Jake Martin for the highest high bar score of any currently ranked collegiate gymnast (Note: Sam is not ranked on high because he did not compete in enough regular season competitions).

And Syque’s routine is a combination of highs and lows. He has some great release work, but messes up a full tak. As such, he doesn’t connect it to a yamawaki and loses difficulty points. But he finishes with a beautiful dismount with just a small hop to finish his career as a wolverine.

Sam is quite the vaulter, having qualified to the vault event finals at the 2012 Olympic Games in London. At those games, he competed a Kas 2/1 (a triple twisting tsukahara), but today he only performs a Kas 3/2.

He splits his legs on the preflight and takes a large hop backwards, scoring a 14.8.

Parallel Bars is Syque’s signature event, and he is currently ranked #1 in the country on parallel bars. Syque qualified to event finals in 6th place yesterday with a score of 15.2. At the 2012 Olympic Games, Syque placed 27th on parallel bars.

And Syque’s routine is definitely world class. He begins with beautiful underbar work, highlighted by a huge giant suarez. He finishes his routine strongly with a beautiful double pike with just a hop forward.

On floor, Sam scores a 15.125 and takes 4th place, just edging out teammate Stacey Ervin, who scores a 15.1 and takes 5th place. Both gymnasts earn All-American honors on the floor exercise.

On horse, Sam scores a 13.250 after nearly falling off the horse. Sam places last (10th), and will not earn All-American honors on the pommel horse. Having not won either floor or horse, Sam is yet to tie Jim Hartung and Joe Giallombardo for the most ever national titles. But he still has two more chances, as he will compete on vault and parallel bars in the second half of tonight’s event finals.